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Chatham County changes election leaders weeks ahead of midterms (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH ― The elections office of one of Georgia’s most populous counties is in flux less than two months before a pivotal midterm election. Chatham County, home to Savannah and the state’s fifth-highest number of registered voters, has hired retired elections supervisor Billy Wooten on an interim basis to conduct the Nov. 3 general election following the sudden resignation of Brook Schreiner, who quit last week when she learned the five-member Board of Elections intended to fire her. Schreiner
Coastal Georgia data center lockdown? Local governments impose moratoriums. (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH ― Along Georgia’s coast, responses to OpenAI’s recently unveiled data center plans involve petition writing, public records requesting and hand wringing. And for local government officials, zoning code reviews. The Savannah City Council is poised to join several other municipal and county governments along the I-95 corridor in imposing a 155-day moratorium on large data center developments. The move, up for vote Thursday, is meant to allow leaders time to study existing zoning law langu
Hot topic, cool reception. Residents denounce proposed OpenAI data center. (opens the original)
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RINCON ― Ask ChatGPT its expectations for how residents of a mostly rural Georgia county might react to plans to develop a massive data center in their backyard, and the answer is with “a mix of enthusiasm and concern.” The artificial intelligence chatbot got the “concern” part right. Several hundred community members crowded an open house Thursday to hear about plans by ChatGPT’s maker, OpenAI, to build a $20 billion data center campus at an industrial park outside Savannah. The proposal was ma
Changing political winds? Democrats make midterms case at state convention. (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH ― Making a case for electing the “adults in the room” in November’s midterm elections, state Democrats rallied the partisan faithful Saturday at the Georgia Democratic Convention. Gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms capped more than three hours of remarks by candidates for U.S. House, state constitutional offices and the Public Service Commission. Georgia’s top-of-the-midterm-ticket Democrat, U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, did not attend the gathering at the Savannah Convention Center,
Gilded Age redux? Fed plan OKs new mansions on ‘primitive’ Georgia island. (opens the original)
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Among the otherwise unspoiled natural beauty of the Cumberland Island National Seashore stand reminders of the Georgia barrier island’s opulent gilded past. The ruins of Dungeness, a 59-room, 37,000-square-foot estate house dating to the mid-1880s, once owned by Thomas Carnegie, brother and business partner of Pittsburgh steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. The preserved Plum Orchard, a 30-room, 22,000-square-foot mansion originally occupied by Andrew Carnegie’s nephew, circa 1898. The refined Greyfie
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